Supply chain archivos

How Annual USMCA Reviews Could Reshape North American Supply Chains

The U.S. rules out renewing the USMCA and opts for annual reviews, increasing trade uncertainty in North America.

New York Trucking Association Prepares for the 2026 FIFA World Cup

Carriers gear up for the impact of the 2026 FIFA World Cup in New York and New Jersey.

PepsiCo Goes Driverless to Boost Supply Chain Capacity

PepsiCo and Gatik partner to scale autonomous freight operations across North America.

Trump Administration Proposes New Tariffs Over Forced Labor Concerns

New tariffs on imports from dozens of countries to prevent the entry of goods produced through forced labor.

How Traffic Congestion Is Forcing Fleets to Rethink Operations

Traffic congestion is redefining freight transportation operations, what are fleets doing to survive?

The New Logistics Strategy: Why Flexibility Is Replacing Speed

The most successful logistics strategies in the transportation industry are no longer based solely on speed, but on flexibility, resilience, and adaptability.

$774 million will be allocated to U.S. ports for operational improvement projects

The Department of Transportation has announced the allocation of $774 million in grants aimed at strengthening the nation’s ports infrastructure.

The “Easter Effect” in logistics

Decorations, sweets, and Easter eggs are central to the holiday, particularly in the United States.

The hidden engine of St. Patrick’s Day: logistics and migration

St. Patrick’s Day is one of the most important celebrations in the United States, and it couldn’t be possible if it wasn’t for migration and the supply chain.

Global Road Freight on Track to Hit USD 5 Trillion by 2033

Global Road Freight on Track to Hit USD 5 Trillion by 2033 as e-commerce growth, supply chain restructuring, and technology adoption accelerate demand for road-based cargo transport worldwide.